Power Stop 22-24 Land Rover Range Rover Rear Brake Pad Wear Sensor

PowerStop is on a mission to deliver an easy way for any driver to upgrade their brakes - no matter where or how they use their vehicle. Brake maintenance doesn't stop at replacing brake pads and rotors. When it comes to the wear and tear on your brake pads, we recommend always replacing worn sensors with a new pair of easy-installation Electronic Brake Wear Sensors. Our sensors are designed to meet the same form, fit and function as the original OEM part, and we pride ourselves in meeting or exceeding OEM requirements. In addition, each sensor is built to withstand extreme temperatures in order to ensure the greatest electrode conductivity. The PowerStop Brake Wear Sensors continue to work after thousands of miles, providing the safety and performance drivers count on.

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ELECTRONIC BRAKE PAD WEAR SENSORS

Tested at 500F to ensure reliability

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Brake Pad Wear Sensors, Electronic, Rear, Land Rover, Each

PowerStop has a reputation for precision and adherence to the strictest OEM standards. Extending those standards, PowerStop's electronic brake wear sensors are designed to meet the same form, fit, and function as the original OEM part.

Brake wear sensors wear down with the pads and illuminate the brake pad wear indicator light/warning. When that happens, it's time to replace the brake pads as well as the sensors. PowerStop electronic brake wear sensors are designed to withstand high-temperatures, assure excellent electrode conductivity, and they will continue to work after thousands of miles, providing the safety and performance drivers count on.